Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02
BREYTTTES.

v....-n nail arrived list night.
,..e,sra AID San Franc CO mars eAase
K a rzssing knd moving ms
- casrh building from It's pres ~ y
-, 81 soath seer I'd street. VIA CON-
revoe today.
..sauBer gvAngel arrived here yes-
-. fssTn the [ s.ands, bringing 20 bAi /.
- n lime, ten tons Of potas.5ee 1ho
- - y ssisr freight Of miscellaneous
80 n Cia,k. fo-msiiy Of the firm
-. 4 A aefsgn. . ht.e oct On Bear
$3.50 - ether day lana haGtisg, hsd
- .faFtuas 70 sprain his ankle very
-. ,a.y vas ems o. The feet dsys o.
1891 The snn sh0ns b. ighty al
-. ssf 4 gentle breeze from Ell the
$50 kept the temperature toiia sna ae
=. baseball Association win held q
u ihis evening In the Chamber OF
5s.-aeree roofns. Business OF i'm port
80 IN come before tas moottng and .
- abundance Is requssssa.
o..of tho men working on the tFimme'
:, Sss,soa & Posts Eaamui, struck oae
- fsst agalnst the saw yes erdsy ard
- Il hadly Iacegated. he was taken 70
p,asIdsnos HosDital for trsatDe l.
- exercises OF commencement Day
III s, given in Frys's Opera HOUSE 20
800 gTompsly AZ 8 O'Clock. Ths length
go prog -amma makes II necessary 70
go ths exercises At this early hour.
HamsetiAg Of tho Seattle Bar Asso-
,ls.ion beld yesterday morning. }. J, Nc
ss5s~S. Va elected President; Chariss r.
$3.50 Wee President. G H. Bowman
sasTs1ary. and Richard Osborn, fre1s
ues.
IA shlp Kate Davenport. sailing n
tgssgiss nj Wells inns Of coasters, ar lived
- sTenlnz wl.a 709 tons Of general mer-
skaaajsa. probably the largest single
selprps nt OF goods, barring railroad ma
is1sl, lhsi ever arrived here.
ne fsneral OF the late Martin w. Hub
40. who was drowned 10 Lake Wash
iestsn IL / Friday, took place yesterday
sstsruOon fr0n q. G. Ehorey's undsrtAk
- eata{llahmeut. The body was laid
1Esy IN the Masonic Cemetery.
A larga number Of ship carp@Tters and
stSsrs came ever from Port Blakely ye--
lfrdaY. 10 attend the funetsl OF the late
Aigysn FER Cunningham. who died sud
fanlY daring Monday Rtght Hts rensihs
were barie6 in ths Mas5Iic Gem tery
during the Afe noon.
Mr. Yeaser. while cut driving with
beT Husband on MOI day. met with q
Painful acc dent on the Grant street road.
ne Yeager am was run into by q
frightened brewery team, and the car
rage upset. throwing Mrs. leegcr out
asd lnjuring her quite seriously.
The A. O.u. W. IoaRs % SEATTLE pay
the Saneimo sufferers siilg Of wh'ch
amount C0lumbia Lodge No. TO- pays
81 Right members Of the order per
lsbsd 10 the Nanaimo disaster. and IRE
order paid tkai widows $50 }. which
monsy has already ben forwarded
CH Brownhsld. who for some time
past has been Chief Engineer 90 I sara
he Wee wood resigned b position the
cher DAY 10 superintsnd the putting of
ne machinery into the steame- Libby.
This machinery IL about completed, and
The work ui putting Il In position viii
commence ~ once.
Capt 10 X. NJ. Carr. bdsinsss manager
fos Anderson x LarSca. contractors on
he hfsi ten miles Of the Seattle. Lave
Shoe & Eastern Railway, sta that they
now have four milas OF their grading com
pieted. and wsfk on the remaining six
miles IA we'll along. This section Of the
rad will be in shape 70 turn over 10 the
company ~ the lst day Of July. Owing
10 iha stormy weather during the early
part Of May, the grading dragged ccnaid-
erablY. and the company extended the
GATE for the comuleti0n OF the contract
far enough ia ADVANCE 10 make ap for the
loss u time caused BY stress OF weather